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A STRANGE STORY.
An ElepsSg Couple Femme Mali ssasvea
On sugar Leaf Mountain.

Word was recsived at Police Headquarters yes-
teruy that q coiored man and woman had been
arrested on ths sugar Loaf Mountain ana wsre IN
the Frederick jail; that the mans actaeus were
very Suspicious and that be was supposed 10 b
frank Heademan- Who II wanted here Tor tha muir
der OF John jackson some months ago psssctive
Aahon took an early train for Frederick and vis
itso the prisoner In jail He learned that they
nad oean arrested by q constable on account Of
their suspicious acuonA ana had been removed 70
Frederick pending an Investigation. Upon ssing
the man Detective Mahon WINS convinced that he
was not Heademsn The man appeared very ner.
vous and seemed anxious about something. which
LED the ofiicer 20 believe that he might be wanted
On On, Sn s charge When brought 70 Frederick
starved 70 death. The female, who 10 Only about
Axteen yeas old, Is soon To become o mother. She
ss that her name Was Mary Frances rs,es, and
va, Her companions name she said was ThoG
Duiguid He Is about thirty i've years old and has
they were both employed AZ the house Of Naiof
Bailey on l7lh street. and that they left this city
together ON the 9Th OF last month since then she
through the mountains. and being compslisd "a
beS for food At one house they would eOt prob
S %n,d Po9nd o. msst and a. another hoSss They
In that way they managed 70 nve She va
anxious about the fate Of her male companion
II he was " be sent 10 the pentsntiary she wanted
TO go with him, and II be was hanged she ais
wanted 20 meet her death on the sca6cld eh<
told the oicer that abe loved him and would stich
BY him 10 the last An effort WIN be mads 70 ~
store her TO her parents In virginia The ofnceu
Will continue their inquiries about the man.
Duiguids wife lives on x street near ROcl
creek The young woman who went with him II
his wife's sister. The police were to-day endea.
voring to secure Information that would justify
them In making charge against DulSuid, bul
prefer against him. The girl with him. IL IL stated
heard from.
This afternoon later the police learned that Will,
Dutguid was In this city he claimed TO be 9Th,
apostle OF new dispensation," and that his con
ported TO the and by reques
OF that Official the sheriff OF Frederick County vii
be requested 70 hold the couple for few days
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PITTsBURG, Dec. 13.-The remains of Arch Abbot
B0naface Wimmar, founder OF the Benedictine
Order In the United States, were buried under the
high altar at ST. Vlncents Abbey, WestmOreland
County, Pa, at noon to-day.
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Iron and Steel works Wrecked.

CINCINNATI, Dec. lathe mud drum OF the bat
terry OF boilers In Swifrs Iron and Steel Works in
Newport, KY, exploded early this morning, Tear
ing the root FROM the building and causing a gen.
eral wreck. Jno. smith, the only employe present,
had leg broken. The works Will close Tor repairs
throwing three hundred men out Of employment.
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The Higgins ees,gaasisns
INPREssIoN n BALTIMORE THAT ~ y foncso o.
luf VII % CARkD Yoa


A dispatch from Baltimore says that u v the
Immersion IN well-informed circles there that the
retirement oe Eugene Higgins b not - voluntary
"a he would have it believed II was pretty gen
orally understood that y he remained IN ONCE
until next year be would BE- an issue IN the cam
nai0n and 10 avoid this senator German has con-
scnted 70 his Withdrawal nom his present posi-
tion. He e doubtless aatisoed, becauee he goes
out with nytng oolors. and be y zoo useful man
not TO be properly cared tor by his party. he "
ENTHUSIASTICALLY the cleverest and ocdeee practical
politician In Maryland It u reporsed that - VAL
stsrt Q stock beokessge busineeA
PRssExYKD 10 TN PREsDgxf.-The neWfy-ac-
credited minister 70 the United states tom TIE
United States Of Colombia Dca Jcse Hurcado was
presented 70 the President to-day by the secs0.
tary OF state. Both tho Pyoo0ene md minister
mane adAfsssa OF some length
spcsxrARY ExDscorf. accompanied By AdJutant
0ensral Drum and CaD& Taytcr. wiz ieeve Yr1day
night 70 vint The MILITARY pe1soa - yoss Lsevsp-
worth, Kan. Tray WIN - gooe about . veek aD0
VIA MAKO ehort seo0 U CalcaeA
RANoB - I'm ruYn1ooHs!1y=Tae e0ewlng
vero u rea0inn e d o1UnA Q0ce to-1Ay; 2 6
n. Sc sR m. =; MAXIMUM. ~; uininsin. -
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BOARDING.

I2cS l 81. n. w.. OPPOSITE FRANKLIN
OAO fark - Pleasant Rooms, with first-clazs
Doetd references EXCHANGED few table boAr,iers
can De accommodated o2S-Sws
RoAkDING-l5IO ST Nw-EI.EGANTLY
- larhlsled Rooms second and third noors. en-
sass or sinsiiy, with table board. dl3-3ts
- the ble knxhALn. $50 18th 81 nv. hrst-el.ss
tADie poard dIO-3ts
ERENCH BOARDING HOUSE
with rUoms II desired,
49,. 1904 II street NV
NV Washington. ID. O.
17OS 81 NV, PLEASANT Rooms. NEWLY
~ lurhsh.d single suite; hrst-eiass
ooefu. and open grstes, convenient y cars
ercnees- n22-3ws
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The News from San Reno Continues
Good

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
FRANKFORT, Dec lathe news from San Reno
continues favorable. The crown prince will stay
there until May. DR.. Mackenzie will not return to
san Reno. The apartments reserved for him have
bean rented 70 other persons.
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NO ONE Has BEEN OFFERED THE POSITION.
A report was circulated to-day that the Presi-
dent had offered the District postmastership 70
w. NJ. Shuster, OF this city. This was oficiailA
denied at the White House this afternoon Col
Lamont said that one has been offered the posi-
ton, and that no action will be taken for Some
time. Postmaster Conger's term expires the 10th
instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-13

ALASKAN GnLs AND Boys-hr: sheldon JACOBSON:
with four Alaskan girls, called on Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs Atkins to-day % present 70 him
these girls, who have been East through the
generosity d. Mra T. +. shepherd, 9 daughter Of
WM, II. Vanderbilt, to be educated as teachers.
From this city they VIII 60 70 New York 70 see
Pa. where they win attend the Metz.
gar Female Seminary. Mr.. jackson also
brought with him nom Alaska three
boys who are now at Capt. Pratts school IN Car
isle The girls are neatly dressed, and talk Eng
lsh- They wrote their names IN q iegible hand
who came In TO see tnem. Their names are as
follows: Flora Campbell Minnie sholter, Olga HI
ton, and Florence Wells Nj. Dawson, the COM
missioner OF education, who was In Alaska this
summer, came ovee 70 see the g1rls and at his No
Quest they sang several ounday-echOol hymns
Mira Louisa c. Clarke, wife Of John A. Clarke.
ESQ., IL lying very III q her rosioence 600 street
southeast with typhoid lever.
Croplsy and Geo z y: Ewtng Of the grocery e
Sol bridge street West washington, for Is 20Q02
Was placed on record today.
An exempuoed eopy g The win q the late Dr;
Jno. Wilson MOORE Of PhnAdelphia. has been MED
here toy gooog6
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Paul Jsnes Waass ss0, 600.

HIS sun FOR DAMAGES AGAINST THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
The case OF Paul Jones against the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad was taken W to-day for the second
trial The complainant brings suit for $40 90 for
damages alleged TO have been sustained Dec. 10,
1871 by getting on uain. He claims that, be-
ing on his way TO GattherS0urg, he took train at
the depot through the direction OF an empioye, and
fpdtng bis MISTAKE, Ct the instance OF an enploye
he got on while tue train was In motion. On q
former trial q verdict was gwen for the plaintiff
for $1,000 and on appeal the judgment was re-
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District lsovcTnHsent Affairs.

TIE GBoaGEFowH Gas LIGHT COMPANY
has been Informed by the Commissioners that sew.
eral cases have fallen under their obserya alton
where applications have been made over the sigma
ture of J. D. Cathell superintendent OF the George
town Gas Light Co, TO open streets Tor gas con.
nections al or the work referred 70 In the april
cation has been done The practice Is IN violation
OF law, they say, and will subject the onenoef 70
penalty.
The Commissioners have informed Q Boston
inventor who asked for permission 70 use one OF
the public reservations Tor exhibiting mooel OF
an elevated cable railway that the pupuc space
cannot be used for that purpose.
Mr. John y. Miller has taken out permit 70
erect brick dwelling ~ No II = street norsness1
N ON
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Eoh sALE-oR RENT-FIyE NEW HOUSES, COR
- vermont ava and Boundary SITS. n. W. Inquire u
GEO. p. GoFf. lA20 New York ave. NV. d3-2ws
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

OU DU NDAN fhOFERI 7,
IrOR sALE-ONLY A FEW MORE OF THOSE
IL Magnificent Villa Sites
AT ROSSLYNN,
dlO-1m 7. H. SYPHERD co.
WE HAVE SEVERAL VERY VALUABLE
w large properties for SALE situated ON Massachu-
sets ave- extended and the fashionable TenleytOwn
road Also, number Of beautiful building Sites sOne
choice lots, and several splendid suburban fzrms
h d. GOLDSBOROUGH L CO,
olo-om l405 St
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STORES.

y. d. ~ r.. io ha.i,... sa,nsr
Inquire q premises VI FRANK I. BhONkING.
4l6 9TH ST dlX-2w
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Paw Paw, Mich.; \. Codes Preston. jackson, lows
S. W. C0tile, Fallon, Mo-; Ed Mathews, BOwlin
H. Hupbs, Bridgeboro, n j.; VIC Roberts, Moore.
town, n. j.; X. T. Lantz BlacksyiIle, w. Va; n.
Dearborn Canal Dover, Ohio; b. w. spencer, Gu
ford, Conn; WV. Guthrie south Branch, VIVA
+. B. Saxton, Ellsworth, WiA A n; Howart
Powhasan Court gu House w; Va; r Pierce. Fin
H. Weed, Htnesburg, Va; Timothy Morton, Par,
N. j.; WIN ]. Angel, Florence, Nass Henry II
Warner, Leeds, Mass Sam1 G. Deacon, Delanc,
n. Y; Aaron Smith, Warehouse Point, Conn
Woods 7; Sani,sid, 49,, HaYghvi!ls Indian.
PTae Mo
Pa; w. T. Sledge, Lawrencevtlie, Va; H. A. Bow
man. Vienna, Va; Jacob 6toner, Opolia, Kana
Martin @. walter, Mantle, Conn; James y. Parke
Newport, Del; c. b. Richardson, Chester, Va;
w. Goodwin, Louisa c. H.. Va; r. L Parker, RI
turn, Va; Thomas [: Coates, Lorretto. Va: 10
X. Davis, Hampton, Va; C. A. Stout, Mclean, !
Y; H. H. Baldwin, Watkins N. Y; ]. J. Eicha
Ciarkeytlle Iowa; X. 4 Austin. Taina, Iowa; 4
H. Rosenkrans, Penned, Pa; +. Klein, Bryal
Ohio; d. II. Beaman, Hiram, Ohio; p. A. Conf
Rowlesourg, W: Va; r v; ingham Eagles Mer
bloomsbury, Pa; H. w. Armstrong, McEwensvil
Pa; c. w. White, Saxton, Pa; Geo ID. Harrie
Crawford Co., Pa; I. O. Gillmon, Madison Mill
Va: Jas. f. Robertson, Culpepper, Va A. N. Dicl
West Newton, Pa; N. Litsch, Mahanoy City, Pa
J; c. Forsyth, Northum9erand, Pa = d; s I
a. r. CurIey, lakewood, Pa Anthony Armstrong
AllenwOOd, Pa; Jas Mckinney, Susquehanni
Pa; q. w. Bell, Bells Landing, Pa; z. A. McCoI
key, Peach Bottom, Pa; Z. s. Jiilson, Ertevtlle,
T.; Jno p. Ryan, South Bethlehem, Pa; w. "
ssarssia County, PA Harvey conemaSsi
Pa: JnO. n Long, Mitchell's Station, Va; Jacks0
X. Hubbard, uvOnia, N. Y; d. II. McFate, Coci
ranton, Pa; Jas Tyson, Piaceryille, Cal
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-07-07
DROWNED.

Yesterday afternoon while Bennett
Moen was bathing in the mill pond
q few rods from Michael Galvin's
house. he was taken with cramps and
drowned in about ten or twelve feet
OF water. A "partner" Of the unfor-
tunate man and the young son of
Michael Galvin's were in the water
with him but did not notice his strug-
giles until it was too late to get to his
rescue. Dragging for the body was
commenced Immediately and it was
recovered about o'clock last even
ing. He was a brother Of e. J. Moen
of Swan Lake township. His brother
was in town when news came of the
accident. He took the remains to his
place in Swan Lake and they will be
inferred Saturday The coroner
visited the scene of the accident, and
after learning all the circumstances
he decided that an inquest was I'M
necessary.
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SOCIETIES.

GoLDRN sHEAF LODGE, A. p. and
IN. No. 1873. Regular meetings ISL ano
third Saturdays, each month. Y. l.. bfo" L.
W.M.: Il. Whitley. Sec'Y.
GAR. G. A. J. Overton Post, No. ~.
meets the Second and Fourth Frida{s OF es:u
month. at 8 O'Clock p. N. ". 0hiesp'o'
Commander. W. L. Colyer. Adjutans.
FATHER MATHEWS T. A. Society. OF the
C. +. A. o. Of A. Regular meetings is'
Sunday in each month. B. Colahan. Pre-
sident. VIM. Riordan, Sec'y.
A.O.U.W.-MorrisL Lodge No: IS, meets eacn
Tnesday evening at their hall. ). u. uooo'
". ME W. Randall, sec'y.
sRLRcT KNIGHTS, A: Q; y. W.-scoias
Legion, No. 13, meets u us nail .9e q W. W..ts
third Fridays Of each month. "A. "of''''
Commander; J. A. Johnson, hcoofoet'
A.O.H.-Div. No. !, meets second Wednes-
dsv Of every month in it's hall st 7:So ?. N
Geo, Rowles. pres; s.A. Flaherty, hecoro-
ing Secretary.
MT. LEBANON, B. A. CHAPTER, ",
meets on the drN "Wednesday 0, eson
month. John House, h. P; =. L. ofo" ~
Recording Secretary.
BETHEL COMMANDERY.u D. kNl9hsSS
TEMPLAR. Meets I'd and 4th AonaaIsI sscn
month. DR.. Sutherland, &. c. o.C'h Ham
son, Recorder. or
NORRIS LODGR NO. e5, l. o. OF 9 =:
REGULAR meetings every "Wednesday even'ns
q ESQ O'Clock: VIM. c. Bickneli, =. Ii W.
3, St John, B. s.
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G. NJ. Stevens. of Herman was in
the city yesterday.
w. G. Bicknell was visitor at the
capital last week.
Postmaster Uford, Of Herman, was
in the city yesterday.
T. E. Phillips and John S. Mobiles.
Of Browns Valley. were in town yes.
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Munro and
children are at their summer resi-
dence at Lake Minnewaska.
Miss Fryberger and Mrs. j. A.
johnson and children are visiting
relatives in Goodhue county.
A. V. Eastman, was in Morris this
week looking after the interests of the
COLONEL and U. 8. Mortgage Company
for which he is attorney,
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It is now settled that if proper en-.
couragement is given Morris will
have q fax mill in the near future.
AL who are now raising, or who will
raise flax if the mill is established are
requested to hand in their names to
Johnson 4 Bicknell, who are interest.
ing themselves in the establishment
of this important enterprise in this
villago-stating the number of acres
they will SOW If the mill is built. J.H.
Scott, president Of the Minneapolis
Flax and Linen Works, will be in
Morris this week and if the acreage
of fax is sufficient to warrant it some.
thing will probably be done. He de-
sires to meet the citizens of Norris
and the farmers Of the adjoining
country in regard to the matter.
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Farmers Alliance.

There will be q meeting of the ALI.
ances Of Stevens county at the court
house on Saturday July 10th at one
o'clock p. m. E. p. Watson will de.
liver an address on sheep husbandry.
Addresses will be delivered by Messrs.
Hall and Phelps. It is very desirable
that there be full attendance, as in
addition to the interesting subjects
Of discussion the matter of Irvine and
wire will be brought up for consider.
tion and steps taken towards the
establishment Of a fax mill at Nor.
ris. Every member Of the alliance is
requested to be present.
DARLINGTON PHELPS, Prest.,
L. J. SCHLATTMAN. Secv.
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RENDSvllLE.
Written for lask week

AsI
w. H. Perry. one of the oldest set.
tiers of Stevens county, now Of Vii
lard. spent a week in Rendsville.
John Williams is building q gran
airy.
VIM. Miller's team ran away few
nights ago. Misses Miller and Don
nelly, who were in the wagon at the
time, were thrown out but not seri
ously hurt.
The school in district 10 was closed
last Thursday to allow the teachers
and scholars to attend the old settlers
meeting. The teacher is one of the
oldest settlers of Rendsville.
There were quite large company,
Of Rendsville people at the old set
tiers picnic.
School closed in district No. 80
last week.
Rev. Fairbank preached to the
people Of this town one week age
Sunday.
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II there is any one thing about the
celebration of the Fourth in Morris
of which our people can feel partic
ularly proud. it is the peaceful man
ner in which the dav was passed
With such multitude of people in
town as there was on that day it is
surprising, and most gratifying tc
all wishers for good order to be able
to say that not the slightest disturb
ance is reported. Such a record Is
creditable to the village and all who
took part in the celebration.
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araea Lin.

You are feeling depressed. your
appetite Is poor, you are bothered
with headache, you are fidgety. nerv-
Gus. and generally out OF sorts, and
want to brace up. Brace up, but not
with stimnlants, spring medicines, or
bitters. which have for their basis
very cheap, bad whisky. and which
stimulate you for an hour, and then
leave you in worse condition than
before. What you want Is an altera.
tive that will purify your blood, start
healthy action of liver and kidneys.
restore your vitality. and give re-
newed health and strength. Such a
medicine you will find in Electric
Bitters, and only so cents bottle at
Fritz Buckentin's drug store.
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Spring Bonnets.

A newspaper man has written an
article on Ladies' Hats" but we
must say he doesn't rise to the height
of his subject. Burlington Free
Press.
It ii said that the high price Of
spring b6nnets this year has retarded
the crop Of spring marriages. Think
ing men are afraid to face the respon.
sibility Of having to buy then.-Phil-
adelpia Herald.
A great many cases Of bigamy are
being reported In the papers at pre-.
sent. and where a woman Is the cul-
prit It is generally found that she
married . second husband because
the first refused to give her money
for new bonnet. Philadelphia Her.
aid.
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Thelr 1uslnese Seeming.

Probably no one thing has caused
a general revival in trade at Fritz
Buckentin's drug store as their Civ.
ing away to their customers Of so
many trial bottles Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption. Their
trade IS simply enormous in this very
valuable article from the fact that It
always cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis,
Group, and all throat and lung diseas-
es quickly cured. You can test it
before buying by getting a trial bot.
tie free, large size 81. Every bottle
warranted.
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A convict named Joshua Tressler

A convict named Joshua Tressler,
while passing the planer at the prison
shop yesterday put out his right hand
to steady himself and had it caught
in the knives. amputating all four OF
his fingers. He proved plucky fell
low and never WINGED while the pris'
on surgeon, DR.. Pratt, was putting
few scientific touches upon the rather
crude and unprofessional job which
the planer had done. saltwater Dem.
Ocrat.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing be.
tween l.. II. Pushor and X. e. Mol
ting and doing business under the
0rm name Of L. II. Pushor 4 Compa-
ny is this day. dissolved by mutual
consent; and L. III. PushOr hereby
hereby assumes all liabilities, against
said firm, and all moneys due said
frm are to be paid to said L. 81.
Pushor.
Morris, Mimi. June S0th, 1887.
L. 81. PusHOR.
KATHARINE E. NOTHING.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

cArHoIIc.- .GRonaa GAsKsLL, Priest
Mas svery sunday at 1880 .. m. Sunday
school every Sunday at $50 p. m. Vsspefs
at 8 p. m.
METHODlSr:-Rev. E. P. Robertson, fse-
.or. Services every Sunday at l0:SO. .. M
and 1850 .. m. PRAYER meeting on thursdays
at 7;30 p. m.
CON0REGATIONAL:- J. B. Fair6snk
Pastor. Services every Sunday. st lo.so =.
m. aud 1850 p. m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday at 1850 p. m.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-07-07

Here is another proof of the power.
of ADVERTISING: Tuesday 81. NJ. Col
byjornsof1 lost his dog very valuable
animal. Wednesday he handed the
Herald an ad. offering reward for
its return, and in less than twenty
four hours he found his dog tied up
in a neighbours yard. And still some
men will insist that advertising don't
pay.-AnOka Heral.
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A new masonic hall is among the
latest proposed improvements to Nor.
ris. There are prospects Of the lodge
purchasing the old court house proper
ty and putting up large two story
building. the first story to be a grand
opera hall and the second q masonic
hall
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-07-07

Joe Meters was in town yesterday
He started for home on the after
noon passenger train but was fred
therefrom because he had no ticket
and refused to pay the extra ten
cents. Joe awaits the results of a
criminal prosecution in Dakota coun
ty against a conductor on a case ex.
actly in point, and if there is any
merits to the case the Manitoba OF
that conscientious con. may expect
to hear from him later.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-07-07

The girl who goes to the races on
the Fourth of July Is not your timid
young lady. She looks proudly, she
dresses according to the weather,
she knows good horse race and does
little betting. She is not much diff.
fsrent from the girl who attends the
races other days. but one fancies the
fash of independence in her eyes
more vivid on our country's birthday.
Pioneer Press.
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The annual meeting of the stock
holders and election of officers of the
Stevens county Abstract and Real
Estate Agency was held last Tuesday
The election resulted as follows:
Board of directors-L. G. Spooner
e. p. O'Brien and p. A. Mccarthy.
President and general manager
p. A. Mccarthy.
Vice president-L. c. Spooner.
Secretary-E. P. O'Brien.
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OONNE ELL

DONNELlY.
The Donnellyites spent the Fourth in
Morris and report good time.
There was quite a time at the Pic.
mic at Donnelly's grove.
Mrs. Sheridan and Miss Nellie
Tosney visited friends and relatives
in Benson.
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6uckIjn's AYnIca SaIve,

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum.
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
Chilblains. corns. and all skin erup.
tions, and positively cures piles or nc
pay required. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale by Fritz Buckentin.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-07-07

VIM. B. Wilson, of Coddington
county, Dakota, and Miss c. Dwina
Lowrie were married by Eev. E. r.
Robertson last Sunday at S o'clock p.
m. at the residence of the brides
uncle, j. s. Judd, in the town of
Morris. They departed yesterday for
their home in Dakota.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-07-07

Ladies Spanish Pebble Goat silk
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For sale at $3.50 and $2.75 at the
Golden Boot and Shoe Store. 31-tf